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The value of Phones 4U’s high yield bonds plummeted this week, after the UK mobile phone retailer lost a major contract with Vodafone. Some market participants said investment banks’ shrunken appetite for trading was making it harder for investors to sell out of the decaying paper, and could lead to severe swings in high yield bond trading in future, writes Olivier Holmey. -
Fiat priced €500m of bonds today, as it tapped its 2022 notes at the heart of a market buoyed by the European Central Bank’s announcement that it would cut interest rates to a new low.
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Philippine homebuilder Vista Land & Lifescapes priced a highly successful tap on Wednesday and shaved more than 60bp off its funding costs. The company had recently posted strong first half results and its bonds were trading well in secondary, so sole lead DBS advised them to increase the original deal.
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West China Cement is out in the market with on new dollar bond. Leads say that books were already covered prior to announcement after strong anchor orders came in during the roadshow.
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361° International raised Rmb1.5bn ($243m) from a 2017 dim sum on September 4 with a debut offering that was well backed by investors thanks to the diversification opportunity the credit offered.
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Europe's corporate bond market looks set to be enlivened in the coming months by two of the trends which characterised the first half of the year. Foreign issuers are flocking to the euro market, with at least four deals in the market's burgeoning roadshow calendar emanating from US and Australian companies.
